Are there any good tours to bring a 10 year old and a 6 year old on?

[Jax274]

My family and I are looking for a tour to bring my 6 year old sister and me on. If anyone has any suggestions please reply.

Thanks!

 

[wdwhoneymooner]

Hey, there. My entire family loved going to the Behind the Seeds tour @ EPCOT. You get to learn some pretty cool stuff about what happens with all the plants in Living with the Land ride. You also get to let loose some ladybugs into the exhibits (if you want to), and if it's the right time, feed some of the fishes in the fish farming exhibit. We've done this twice and my little Princess had the best time. She was 9 the first time and 11 the second time.

 

[sxeensweet]

They have the Family Magic Tour @ Magic Kingdom that is for all ages.

 

[Jax274]

Thanks @wdwhoneymooner and @sxeensweet for the ideas but those two were the two that weren't thinking of going on sorry.

 

[sxeensweet]

Thanks @wdwhoneymooner and @sxeensweet for the ideas but those two were the two that weren't thinking of going on sorry.

Most of the other tours are for 16 years old and up unfortunately. Hope you find something that you all will enjoy. They have the Steam Train one at MK also but you have to be 10 and up so that would exclude one of you so that won't work either.

 

[officialtom]

We've done KTTK and the Steam Trains and I wouldn't recommend either of them for anyone younger than 16 -- and I think 16 is the age limit on them anyway. But I'm sure there are others!

 

[Jon81uk]

I think the only options for a tour with a six year old are Behind the Seeds and Family Magic. Wild Africa Trek is 8 years and over, Steam trains is 10 and over and Keys to the Kingdom is 16 and over.

Unless of course you want a private VIP guide where you pay per hour.

Other option is to do some of the quest activities such as Wilderness Explorers at Animal Kingdom, or the Pirate one at MK or Kim Possible (is it still going) at Epcot.

 

[popcenturylover]

The one at Epcot is Agent P World Showcase Adventure. (Phineas & Ferb)

 

[wdwhoneymooner]

Other option is to do some of the quest activities such as Wilderness Explorers at Animal Kingdom, or the Pirate one at MK or Kim Possible (is it still going) at Epcot.

These are three very good activities that I'd forgotten. Both of my kids had tons of fun participating in the Kim Possible / Phineas & Ferb agent quest. Heck, so did my wife and I. And the Pirate one was good too but just on a smaller scale because it is confined within Adventure Land. The Wilderness Explorers game should be good for your kids too.

 

[Jax274]

Thanks for all the suggestions we will consider them all